Hey I’m just out the front of the business faculty, and I just though while I’m here I’ll give you a couple of tips about studying as a business student.
So it’s important to be consistent throughout the semester. 
So do well with all your tute questions, and um, revise the chapter summaries in the text book, um, each stage that you’re up to, because with business the exams are really high, they’re worth like, usually 60 or 70%.
So it’s easy to think you can just cruise through the semester, and just smash the exam and you’ll be right, which is possible to do, but um, that 30 or 40% you can get during the semester, if you get, you know, nearly all of those marks.
It’s easy when you get to exam time, but if you start exams, get to exam time and you know that you’ve gotta get an A or a B it’s pretty stressful.
So the third tip that I’ve got is be organised, um, as long as you’ve got an organised schedule and you know exactly what’s going on, um, you can still have a social life, have a job, um, do a lot of partying, play sport, and still get high marks.
You’ve just gotta be really organised.
My system that I’ve got is I have a whiteboard in my room, and I write each assignment on there, and the dates that they’re due, so that I can break each assignment up into manageable parts, um, to spread it out, so that I don’t need to, you know, pull an all-nighter and try and smash a whole assignment out the night before it’s due.
So tip number four that I’ve got is, in business, you do a lot of group work, so it’s vital that you chose the correct group members. 
It’s just an absolute nightmare, if you’ve got, you know, group members that don’t wanna show up to meetings, and don’t wanna do the work, um, because it just makes it impossible to get good marks. 
The only way to get good marks in that situation is to do the whole thing yourself, um, so what I would suggest is, you know, at the start of the semester, work out who all the smart kids are, and um, make sure you end up with them in your group.
Si tip number 5 is, utilise the help that’s available. Um, in your first tutorials and lectures make sure you write down your lecturer and tutor’s names. 
Um, and they’ve always got um, consultation times available so make the most of that. You can go and talk to them about assignments or anything you need help with. Um, also at the university there is a tutoring service as well so if you’re really struggling, get onto that as well.
It’s getting a bit chilly out here, so I’m going to head back inside now, but I hope that these tips have been beneficial to you, and good luck, and happy studying!